When the tavern owner saw the group coming, he took off his oil-stained gloves, smiled and walked over to say hello to the guy in the blue beret, and then hugged each other, it seemed that the two knew each other very well, and it seemed that they were still old friends who had known each other for a long time.

The sexy proprietress also enthusiastically walked over and hugged the guy with the sniper rifle, said a few kind words, and then went to beckon the militants to sit down.

"Mark, it looks like you've gained a lot this time." The boss glanced at the truck parked outside, and with a smile on his face, he pulled the guy in the beret and walked to the table in front of me and sat down.

"It's not bad, I caught a few big fish, how about it, do you want to follow me? I need you so much! Mark patted his boss on the shoulder.

"Haha, I can't do it anymore, my legs are weak when I see bullets, and I can't go to the battlefield, it's good now, I'm happy to have Tully with me!" The boss laughed and looked at the proprietress who greeted the guests, although the militants kept joking with her, but no one dared to touch her from beginning to end, even the sniper who looked good was just a polite hug.

"You're going to have weak legs too? Can you get Tully's bed? Mark joked with the boss.

"She's not going to live in a hellish place like this with a useless man!" The boss said half-jokingly, and then raised his head at the truck and said, "How much did you catch this time?" ”

"It's all in the car, and the price hasn't been offered yet, this is a big deal, at least worth 100 million!" Mark excitedly held out a finger.

"Oh, you bastard is going to get rich again, the price of beer has doubled today!" The boss yelled at Tali, who was carrying beer.

"God, you're such a profiteer!" Mark had a laughing and crying expression.

I heard the conversation between the two of them clearly, and I don't know why, I always felt that the boss was deliberately pulling the guy down so close to me, as if he was deliberately letting me hear those words, but they looked like old friends, and I really didn't understand what the boss meant by doing this.

At this time, Mark also noticed the presence of me and Heidi, and glanced at me seemingly casually, I lay on the table with a bottle of beer, pretending to whisper to Heidi, I didn't dare to sit up straight, and I didn't dare to look at Mark, the warrior aura on my body was too heavy, and an old fritter like Mark could see at a glance that I was not an ordinary character, and maybe it would cause trouble.

Heidi noticed that Mark's eyes lingered on me for a moment, but quickly retracted it, and I couldn't help but breathe a sigh of relief, there were too many people on the other side, and Heidi and I would have to be thrown here if we fought.

"Why don't we get out first!" Heidi lay next to me and whispered.

"Don't move, leaving at this time will only arouse suspicion, these guys are all murderous bastards, what if we are shot in the back?" I smiled and whispered in Heidi's ear that it seemed to others that we were just whispering again.

"But how do I think it's more dangerous here!" Heidi felt insecure when she saw them.

"Don't worry, the boss won't let them mess around." I didn't comfort Heidi, I didn't have any reason, I just had this instinct, and I trusted my own judgment.

"They look like they're in this group!" I have to say that Heidi's acting skills are still good, she trembles with fear, and she looks calm and calm on the surface.

"Not necessarily!" I chuckled and suddenly asked, "Where did your friend go missing?" ”

Heidi was slightly stunned, then reached out and twisted it on my leg, and said, "At this time, I remembered to help me find someone, let's save our lives first!" ”

"If you still want to find her, don't talk nonsense!" I glared at her and reached out to pinch her face, acting affectionately like a young couple in love.

"Do you have a clue?" Heidi frowned and asked in surprise.

"I don't know yet, maybe there will be!" I shrugged, maybe the disappearance of the war correspondent had something to do with the militants in front of me.

Heidi rolled her eyes speechlessly, but told me anyway: "A week ago, in Tripoli, Gaddafi used mercenaries to drive people away, and she disappeared at that time. ”

Tripoli is just over a hundred kilometers away from where we are now, and it only takes more than an hour to drive, and it seems that the direction from which these people are coming is the direction of the capital.

Just then, the proprietress came over with a case of beer, Mark got up and hugged Tali, and then joked, "You're getting in better shape, would you like to consider coming with me?" ”

"It depends on whether your bird is big enough!" Tali glanced at Mark's lower body and laughed coquettishly.

"Then you have to try it first!" Mark said with a hippie smile.

"I like diamonds the size of pigeon eggs, can you afford them?" Tully opened two bottles and handed Mark one.

"When I'm done with this deal, it won't matter what kind of diamond it is." Mark and Tali seem to know each other better than they do with their boss.

"Who can exchange so much money, you won't arrest Gaddafi's son, will you?" Tully gave a curious look on her face, and Heidi and I pricked up our ears on the side.

"That bastard's son only deserves to eat guns, it's not worth that much money, and the big deal I did this time is all foreigners." Mark seems to have a lot of trust in the boss and Tali.

"Couldn't it be the son of an Arab oil tycoon?" Tali and the boss looked at each other and smiled interestedly.

"There are indeed two Arabs, and their families are preparing a ransom." Mark took a sip of his beer, as excited as if he had seen a large amount of money waving at him.

"God, it's really a big business, how many people have you arrested in such a big car?" Tali asked casually as she looked in the direction of the van.

"There are more than a dozen, all of them are rich people, and after this ticket, there will be no activity for at least a year." Mark smiled faintly.

Hearing this, I already understand that this group of people must be mercenaries, but they do not serve the government army or the rebels, but they have come to the Libyan battlefield to fish in troubled waters, taking advantage of the war to kidnap those rich businessmen or their families, and then ask for ransom, which is much more comfortable than taking a commission.

Thinking of this, I turned my head and asked Heidi, "What does that friend of yours do at home?" ”

"His dad is the boss of a multinational conglomerate!" Heidi looked at me helplessly.

"Hehe, that's right!" I smiled wryly and said, "If she's lucky, she should still be alive." I glanced at the van over there.

"What then? I'm going to get her out! Heidi understood what I meant, and suddenly became a little anxious.

"Don't worry, there's always a chance!" I sneered to myself, meeting me today can only be regarded as unlucky for these guys, and I am afraid that the dream of making a fortune will be in vain.

(End of chapter)